Texas A&M Dominates LSU 49-25 Maintaining Unbeaten SEC Record

Marcel Reed led Texas A&M to a commanding 49-25 victory over LSU in Baton Rouge, showcasing his dual-threat capabilities by passing for two touchdowns and rushing for two more. Despite throwing two interceptions in the second quarter, Reed and the Aggies responded strongly after halftime, executing effective adjustments that turned a slim deficit into a dominant win. Reed amassed over 300 total yards and four touchdowns while also running for 108 yards, helping Texas A&M snap a long-standing losing streak at LSU's Tiger Stadium. Coach Mike Elko praised the team's focus and effort, emphasizing their commitment to achieving success beyond just talk. Reed notably downplayed the intimidating atmosphere of Death Valley, expressing confidence and even humor about the experience. This victory marks Texas A&M's best start since 1992 and solidifies Reed's growing stature as a Heisman Trophy candidate.